New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-26
LOYAL UNIVERSITY ALUMNI.
THEY ENJOY THEIR ANNUAL DINNER.
spKECHEs BY W. A. BUTLER DR.. HALL DIR. PARDhh

sPEECHEs by W. A. BUTLER, DR.. HALL DR. PAHDhH
AID OTHERS.
hundred and venty tye men, some whose hairs
are grav with years aud others whose faces st looked
"a though they only boys and all representing the
alumni OF the University OF the City OF NcwYork sal
down last evening to the annual dinner OF the assoca
t,op at Delmonicos Behind the table at which the
chairman sat were several little society banners on
which were inscribed the OF the different college
fraternities represented as follow Pei Epsilon, Delta
Chapter; Delta Upsilon New York Chapter; and Zeta
Psi Phi Chapter Judge Charles H. Van Brunt presueo
At his right hand sat the Rev. Dr. John Hall, the Rev.
Dr. Howard Crosby, Henry ID. Noyes, Vico-Presldeht
William Allen Butler. William A. Wheeock and John L.
Parsons Seated on his other side were the Kew. Dr.
Terry Professor Henry NJ Baird, Aaron j. Vanderpoel
Judge Hugh L. Bond, of Baltimore, DIR. Charles j.
Purdee and Professor VincenzO Botta. Amongst
the others who listened to the speeches were
Colonel A. B. do Frece. Hans Beatte. Judge George NJ
tinson. Cephas Brsineri, senator william E. Edwards
the Rev. Dr. Charles W. Baird, James r. williams the
Rev. Lyman Abbott Austin Abbott Anasa ksane an
Loring Andrews. the Rev. Dr. Phraner, James stokes
William s. Opdyke Samuel B. Duryea and Smith Lane
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Pashiey forming the University Giee Club sang several
SS%s ana aer the R Ferry
Council of the University of the City OF New-forE" He
said In part:
When University being built stones quarried by
convict a6oers sing Sing were used There was strife
IN s history we had practical lesson IN political rSShS Sn
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laughterl
The Rev. Dr. John Hall. in responding to THE Chan
cellor Of the University Of the City OF Newiork said:
satisfaction OF associatng with the gentlemen OF
the University for many years before The high honor was
integrity intelligence honor ami public
i v the S%iIdnr IN oette condition
ad@iTaOle stan q pT9f.s,oTs l3sl!
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learning ad that such unbroken accord prevails among
IN the %edica departSon which, IS doing splendid
the highest style Of ,a0romgn medcal instructed Ap
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pther papers that my own salary was siOooo year
besna TssdTs 10 si 0
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plausel
Professor Henry Baird responded for The Depart.
ment of Arts and Science" He said
In this department OF nstruc
ton furnish good ground TO start from and In ,rcums,auees
gun and carried on 90 that at this moment tho gentlemen
engaged expecting to rigid examinations next May
The Dean of the Faculty of Medicine Dr. Charles Inslce
Pardee, speaking for The Department OF Medicine
said;
This department has met with variety Of nishaps To
illustrate rs condition during these trying times might GnGte
ton OF stageers no man can be
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that we shall have greatly increased facilities.
Dr. Hugh L. Bond and A. J. yanderP1el responded to
Alumni" had an eloquent representative In Dr. HOWARD
Crosby